
Qi Drinks
It is difficult for mortals to obtain energy and enlightenment directly from the universe. Thus, Taoist practitioners inject Qi into drinks for energy boosting and Tao harmonizing.
This must-have drinks for Qi cultivation is called Qi drinks. It has a long cultural history, which include Qi tea and Qi wine.
The Qi Tea Culture - Qi Tea Blindly
The ancient Qi tea is one of the Taoist Qi healing practices. It is based on "Qi". The drinker takes the tea and seeks the opportunity for spiritual enlightenment while absorbing the Qi. It is a great product for healing or practices. Common types of Qi tea include: enlightenment Qi tea, body-healing Qi tea, anxieties-removing Qi tea, foundation-building Qi tea, and meditation Qi tea.
In the Qi tea culture, from the initial stages of tea seedling, breeding, planting, picking, processing, storage, to the later stages of brewing and tasting, tea is infused with Qi and Tao. Tea seedlings are bred and planted in different Qi fields (Feng Shui) according to their functions. They are harvested and processed with Qi at specific festivals and times, and sealed in specific teapots using secret techniques.
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Qi tea tasting in center: Choose a quiet area and reserve blessed Qi water from the specific Qi field before drinking. Master will release his or her Qi into the cup according to drinker’s health or practice status The drinker will use specific Taoist Qi methods to gather the Qi from the drink. After taking the tea, master will guide the Qi into drinker’s Dantian (body’s seat of energy), condense the Qi into inner alchemy for great healing and enlightenment results.
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Qi tea tasting at home: Invite Qi tea and Qi water which is suitable for your own health or cultivation conditions to your home. Choose a quiet area, taste and gather Qi using the specific Taoist Qi methods. After drinking, practice inner alchemy (Taoist meditation) to enhance the healing and enlightenment results.
The Qi Wine Culture - Qi Wine Blindly
The ancient Qi wine is one of the Taoist Qi healing practices. It is based on "Qi". The drinker takes the wine and seeks the opportunity for spiritual enlightenment while absorbing the Qi. It is a great product for healing or practices. Common types of Qi wine include: enlightenment Qi wine, body-healing Qi wine, anxieties-removing Qi wine, foundation-building Qi wine, and meditation Qi wine.
In the Qi wine culture, from the initial stages of breading, planting, distillation, brewing, storage, to the later stages of sobering and tasting, wine is infused with Qi and Tao. The plants for winemaking are bred and planted in different Qi fields (Feng Shui) according to their functions. They are harvested and processed with Qi at specific festivals and times, and sealed in specific jugs using secret techniques. In addition, the water for brewing must be blessed and chosen from a specific Qi field.
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Qi wine tasting in center: Choose a quiet area and reserve blessed Qi wine from the specific Qi field before drinking. Master will release his or her Qi into the cup according to drinker’s health or practice status The drinker will use specific Taoist Qi methods to gather the Qi from the drink. After drinking, master will guide the Qi into drinker’s Dantian (body’s seat of energy), condense the Qi into inner alchemy for great healing and enlightenment results.
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Qi wine tasting at home: Invite Qi wine and specific wine glasses which is suitable for your own health or cultivation conditions to your home. Choose a quiet area, taste and gather Qi using the specific Taoist Qi methods. After drinking, practice inner alchemy (Taoist meditation) to enhance the healing and enlightenment results.

Ancient Qi Drinks Cases
The Tea Saint: Lu Yu
After the tea sage Lu Yu wrote 《The Classic of Tea》, he went on a journey to search immortals and immortal tea. One day, he came across a mountain in Huzhou and find a tea tree which he had never seen before. Its bud tips was white and as crystal clear as jade. After taking a sip, Lu Yu flew into the sky lightly and become an immortal because of the Qi tea.
The Wine God: Du Kang
Du Kang is the god of wine and he is in charge of the finest wine in the world. Liu Ling was born thousands of years after he become immortal. One day, Liu Ling came to Du Kang's tavern, and drank three glasses of Qi wine made by Du Kang. He fell asleep for three years and became an immortal three years later.
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